Chicago-based act PsiloMine Sun captivate with a dreamy, hypnotic take on the classic “What A Wonderful World.” Accompanied by a stirring music video that portrays both warming nostalgia and psychedelic illumination, the release proves absorbing in its evident atmosphere and emotion; the structure swells with cohesive entrancement from quainter acoustic-set ruminations into a second half bursting with beautiful orchestral/synthesizer pairings.

“The reality is each individual lives in their own world,” the trio says. “People can experience the depths of hell or transcendent heights in the same lifetime and that’s what we tried to capture in this cover of “What A Wonderful World” by Louis Armstrong.”

A solemnly subdued vocal presence intermingles with calm introspection amidst plucky acoustics and a chilly backing ambience. “I see skies of blue, and clouds of white,” the familiar line beckons, moving with lulling immersion as more shimmering synth elements bolster the memorable soundscape. Hints of brass arrive aptly as the two-minute turn approaches. The production’s second half enamors in its vocal-less glow, opting to emphasize burgeoning orchestral elements and sweeping electronic effervescence. The result is a firmly captivating, gorgeously atmospheric overall success from PsiloMine Sun.

Check out the track’s music video:

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